What charity would you donate to if you had extra money?
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September 17th, 2010
Christmas is coming and a lot of charities are asking. Tis the time of giving. What charity do you think is important?
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For cash donations it would go to Make a Wish.
There’s too many, and choosing just one seems kind of…....I don’t know what the word is. Like what makes one group more important than the other?
I donate to Goodwill,Purple Heart,The Humane Society and The Kidney foundation.
A needy friend or family member charity.
I have donated money to charities before: Partners in Health and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (in memory of a friend’s brother). I have also donated time and money to a variety of cancer walks. I’ll have to put some research into organizations for the holiday season as I don’t know who this year’s donation will go to.
Why give to a charity? There are always creative ways to improve the world if you have the extra money to do it. If I had extra money I’d invest in the founding of a local non-profit community hydroponic garden, growing, harvesting, preparing, and serving all food in one location, and working with others to do the same in other places. Maybe start out as a pretentious vegan bar, then expand to the point where food could be donated in mass to the local homeless. I agree with @Blackberry. It seems arbitrary to cherry pick charities. But if I were going to, I’d give to one with a strong activist branch. There’s a reason these organizations need to be given money to sustain themselves; they don’t function in the current environment.
Animal charity organizations.
Mainly local charities. Local dogs’ home, local hospice, local community garden projects. I also donate regularly to the Lifeboat service, because many of my family served in it.
Cancer, Salvation Army, Paralyzed Veterans of America, and local animal shelter.
Our local animal shelter, or The Animal Rescue League. But I would much rather volunteer than send them money.
Salvation Army, NSPCA. (-; I don’t think the S.Army is full of rich guys behind mahogany desks that would take a chunk but I’m not sure.
I’ve got a soft spot for nature conservation, animals, pets and certain projects like the Heifer project.
I donate to a waterfowl rescue group and a couple of others at random, too many good causes to ever give enough to.
I support a wolf rescue ranch, the Red Cross, and the Blood Bank, through donations and volunteer work.
At Christmas I donate to Toys For Tots. Hate to see any child not have gifts at Christmas.
My hubby paints and fixes up bikes for needy kids too.
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